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Thanks for visiting my photography project. I’m building this site to create collections of new work and to organize older images. The hope is to produce photos that tell a compelling visual story over time. The goal is to share a new image everyday.
Jonathan Jackson
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Happy to complete my first 365 project in 2019. All new images from a few special trips, daily life, work and personal projects. Continuing daily posts in 2020 with new work and cataloging images from previous adventures.
Wall Street – Asheville, NC
Bellow lens street scene in Asheville, NC. The street lights work as a leading line into the composition with the Public Service Building acting as the backdrop.
Shopping Daze-Asheville Urban Trail #14
Another reshoot on the Asheville Urban Trail (#14) in 2021. The shopping daze metal installation celebrates an era when Haywood Street was the center of shopping. The stores that comprise the current downtown are energetic [...]
Elizabeth Blackwell-Asheville Urban Trail #6
Reshot Stop #6 in 2021 on the Asheville Urban Trail. Elizabeth Blackwell was an Asheville resident and first female in the country to earn a medical degree. She also went on to found the world's [...]
First Baptist Church of Asheville, NC
Went back to photograph First Baptist Church, Station #1 on the Asheville Architecture Trail. Wanted to focus more on the roof designed by Douglas Ellington, built between 1925-1927.
The Jackson Building – Asheville, NC
Station #4 on the Asheville Architecture Tour is the Jackson Building. When completed in 1924 the building was North Carolina's tallest skyscraper. Couple of images from a recent walk, still waiting to capture an image [...]
The Battery Park Hotel – Asheville, NC
Station #14 on the Asheville Architecture Trail is the Battery Park Hotel. Built in 1924 by EW Grove, it replaced the original hotel.
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